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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

WAsHxssrox. May Ii.-An examination
for P0sfoffice Inspectors will be held here
on Msy Is
PARss. May 1.-THE Chamber Of Depu-
ties has decided % defer indefinitely the
discussion OF Gen. Bousngers mobilization
bail.
wAsH1xsrox. May ii-Coi. Stevenson, The
first assistant Postmaster General. who hiss
besn a. Fortress Monroe for his health. has
returned. re IS much better.
PsrfApEr FufA. May u-Georzs w
Childs of The Lefye-. will duplicate the
amount contributed today lhis birthdag
by the printers east of he Mississippi 70
the Childs Drexel fund.
NEw Y0Rk. Mav 1.-The banquet 70
Thsodors Roosevelt tonight az Deluonico's 2
BY the Federal Club was a brilliant affair
Senator Hiscock and Mr. Roosevelt were
among seversl noted Republicans who
made strong and ssnguine party speeches.
CryclxSsrr. Nav fl.-Ths execusive com
mitiee Of the Jnited Labor party held a
meeting a. Workuans Hall tonight and
resolved to spopt the name Of Mon LABOR.
snd enter upon vigorous campsien this
Fsil.
Saw FPSxcTsco. Nav IA telegram
from Maruhvs. California states that Iahs
y. n. Frarhisr. A American citizen resid-
ing At that place. w.s seizrd VILE revisit
ma France last November put in prison
sienisd counsei. inailv forcei - enter the
Freach nailitsrv service sni = nov serving
IN the Seventh regiment of the Ire.
WAsH4xeroV Nav ll-secretarv ~ STATE
Bsvsri sent telegram - Minister Man
nine today concprni1x the execusions st
Noxsiss He writes tcst this zcvernrsent
wouli visw with deep rsxrsf the iuoposition
81 senslfy 40 extreme and instructs him
to say thst q nit Tafi0n would be rsrarie6
hv the Uaitsd Stsss ses~nasas siS. n
~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
PALMER ACQUITTED.
Judge and Jury HOLD That He Was Not
Cuiisy Under tie Statutes.

Judge and Jury Hold That He Was Not
Cuiisy Under tie Statutes.
ttv.tsuz - 7.s s-.s-sav-.tss-s.
JACKSON Mich. Msy ll.-In the Palmer
prison bribery case today Prosecuting At
torney Pdngle closed The argument for the
people, followed by Thomas +. Barkworih
in long argument for the defense claim
ing that the Court should take the case from
the iary. His most prominent point vas
that tie prisor physician was not required
bv lsw 10 give en- opinion on toe health
OF the c0nvicts. Judge Gfidiey then
charged the lury 20 bring IN verdict 81 not
guLfv Gridley held that be PRISON ptysi-
ciaU could NOT ne obliged by law 10 give
any opinion on the bealth OF convictS
thereto could NOT be c)nvi cjed Guder the
presen. statutes. and the verdict OF not
guilty YVES not necessary. as there was nosli-
ing on which 70 base a ca-e. The judges
concluding words we're. The defendant
vii he discharged and left 10 bis own con
science whether be did right in taxing
money for advice as shown ~ undispUted
testimony
A. l2s0 the jury returned formal ver-
dicr OF not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

WLxEsBARRE. Pa. May il-All the min
ers are working today the szme "a usual.
The men say they know nothing Of strike.
II the Schuylsnl Valley miners should
strike aad LIE Wyoming miners should re
fuse 20 join them. Il would be starvation for
the men in the Schuylkil Valley and a
feast for the miners in that section. The
Wyoming Valley miners wonld then have
steady work al the expense Of their Idle
brothers in the lower end. A well kDowa
miner said today. The Schuyikiil men
will make great mistake If they 20 out.
We cannot sustain them, because We are
not organized here Such is not the case IN
the Schuylkill region. All the miners there
thoroughly organized, bat in this section
only one on. of ten belongs 10 an orsaniza-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Little Iliusirious" William Conner. the
ceiehratei c.ofhi1s trsFeiff frora Marshall
D. 81 sweet 3 as happy as usual
George ~. Stevens C'eVelsn5 ~. 7.
Glmofe. kIgnsrf. Ind. and A. l.. Nc
LaugbHn. - Chicago. are A. Sreet's
F. IT lord psssenesr agent n re North
ern Pacific eDd II. =. bsdgsT. IF re g.
+ 4 - railroads. are in the q ~ taking
j. s. g.
of fhe tni0n Pacific Ha3lfrs1. ~ En- tHe
cry. msking BIS fereEei "Trip. re is ere
of ths ucsf ropnisr boys among tbs trsVel-
ing frstsrnifv. and 81 are delighted over
his prcmofi8n 60 csty fifkes seenf - the l.
8 A ~ s KsilToa3. With bssd7asrteFs in
Chifauo
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
eDlTA's ArreMpr TO ESCAPE.
Cfa~led Through The Cas- window While
feing Taken 40 the Adrian school

ltclnG AahcA 40 TIE adrian e AoSAa
State Agent Holoomo returned irom
Adrian Yesterday morning. where he went
with Eaith Billings. The i6year-old girl
sentenced TO The Industrial School until p
years Of age. The eirl attempted 10 escape
1T White Pigeon. As the train left the sta
lion she asked 20 be allowed 10 enter tie
closet III. Hoicomb sst Dear the door,
and as he glanced ont Of the window he
noticed her blue dress fuiterfng ID
the air. he instantly reached FOR the bell
rope. and giving IL q vigorous pull he rushed
for the car platform. lie reached
the open air lusi in time 20 see h.s prisoner
hanging by lne hands 10 the window-slil.
She Saw MIN. and although The train was
running az the late OF itieen miles an hour.
che dropped 10 the ground and Mr. Hoi-
comb followed. Edith spfslned her wrist
and cut Der hand slightly ia her leap for
liberty. while Mr. H0ic9nb sustained var
ioEs bruises and ooutusiOus. When be struck
the ground be went rolling over and over.
and cCna.a aers himself lucky % escape with
out serious injury. The train WAS stopped,
tie agent and bIs prisoner reiufned 10 the
car, AID the remainder 0f the trlp was with
oat spBciAl incident. though Lcith declared
sAe would escape. and that they c0ulo not
keep y eE at the school.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

TURNED STATES EVIDENCE.
The Pan Handle Car burglars Stricken
with resror by an Accompiiee

PIrrsBUTG. May ll.--Today in the trial
Of John F. Haggerty, one of the alleged
Pan Handle robbers, John w. Latham, of
BurgettstOwn, Ohio. also a Pan Handle
brakeman. and under bail, caused a sensa-
tlon by turning States evidence while on
the witness stand. He testified how. in
company with Haygerty and Fuller, they
had made different raids on the merchan-
disc in Pan Handle cars. describing in de-
tail the manner of procedure in securing
plunde-. Latham had not been promised
immunity from punishment If he would
testify, having been suSp0naed. By con-
sent. the case went TO the jury without ar
gument. The jury were out but a few
minutes when a verdict Of guilty, as in
dicted. wss returned. J. T. Wright. an
other OF the suspects. pleaded guilty TO
stealing trunks containing goods valued at
$3.50. 10 is understood that number of
other Pan Handlers will nut in plea of
guilty. they having become scared a. the
completeness of the chain of evidence
ayainst them
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
MICHIGAN CENTRAL eoYCOrTED
| Detroit Merchants ami Manufacturers Sit
Down ON the SonIlsss Corporation.

Detroit Merchants ami Manufacturers Sit
Down on the sonIlsss Corporation.
tAs.ss,ss X 1tNtsS.s-ssss.s.
DETROIT May 1.-THE Executive Bosrd
OF the Merchants & Manufacturers Ex-
change having instructed Judge Marston 10
interview President Ledyard, of the M.chi-
gan Central, with a view TO arranging a test
case, the resul; Of which might determine
the right OF railroads 10 charge SO for
l,000-mile tickets 10 the general public and
S1u TO commercial travellers, the eminent
uiist did 20, and on May called on Mr..
Ledyard. The latter would not c0nsent 10
any question being submitted TO "A jury.
After presenting the matter ~ the meeting
OF the Exchange today, the subject was
thoroughly discussed and the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Notwithstanding the pro-
fessions of the president of the Michigan
Central Railroad of his desire TO meet the
question OF mileage tickets liz one of our
courts, il becomes evident TO this commit
tee that the Michigan Centaai Railroad
does not desire TO meet this question IN q
proper spirit; therefore.
kcs9itcl, That il is toe sense of the execu-
tive committee of tits exchange that no
SUI, shall b. commenced against the Michi-
gan Central Railroad on the terms and con-
difiOnS when they exact, anu tnat the eAecu-
tive committee deem Il their duty 10 recon-
mend 70 the members OF this exchange that
in view Of this action Of the officers of the
Michigan Central railroad, that they will
best serve their own interests by favOHng
as largely as possible those lines and roads
within our STATE. who are Tuce,ing the mat
ter of the mileage tickets IN fair spirit and
not disposed 10 take technical advantage Of
the inter state law.
The President appointed T. II Hinch
man, d. ID. Thorp. c. A. Black J. l.. Edson
and T. d. Buhl 70 60 to Lansing and en-
4eavOr To cain relief from the Ieg,slature
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
THE IRISH STATESMAN
ANNOUNCEMENT or RS oEA .
~ l. Happiiy Coutf<eletsa - Telegram
frsED NJ f.rasn Aimssl.- Enset
81 ths Ne~s ia the Hsuss ~
Sssas iaoas.

LospoS. Nay ll-t1e sisF1alng rUmosS
Which have b<sn ia circulation the lAss iew
aGys concerning tAe conciuoa II Ar. Par
nelis heSllh increasing Ia esroamstxDtslily
Of detail ss tksy ueas repeated, eliminated
to-day 10 the uaqasaaea Fepors ol TIE lrlsh
leaders death. Iais startling announce
msns Ma made after ths House bad a.
ss,ae u al. While tie CRIMES bli. Sas
under consi ieFari "a IL COMMITTEES, and for
e Iiwe oYtfWh Whsilasa sii other ioraos With
TIE precincts "a " MesfmIasier, and especially
IN Iae ioaby Il the House. shefe the most
butter 0f tbs Tory members eF,nee3 quite ss
deep iaterssi ln ssoeTlzinine is ruth "a
did their home rule opponents. The siren
nous deRisls OF the truth of tbe report ~
several II tie leaiinF Irish membeFs had
tie effect 90 casa doubt upon lis sccUrxcv,
bar there were among their Nationalist
colleagues many Who while not cfedilng
iie De ort of their leaders death belieYe
D. o. haYe been based upon noghlng less
f-Qas than bis dangerous II not fatal
.aess slc their doubts and Tears were Dot
a.speiiei Hntii after the arrival OF authentic
Information 10 the contrary. THIS infofms-
tioo Was o. the most convincing sorl. beins
nothing less Yzgae than 4 telegram frana
Nr Psrneli himself stsung that he would
leave Ayondaie this evening, ard arrive in
London tomorrow morning. Further news
said that he WAS very much improved AZ
health and expects 10 take bis seSt Ia Par
lament tomorrow evening subsequently
dispatch Was received stating That Mr..
Parrell lad left Avondaie Tor London.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

CoNSELLsvILLE, Pa May ll.-At num-
Der Of the coke works union men have
been employed until today 20 run engines
and pumps and 40 other work necessary 10
keep the pit in order. The men thus en-
ployed came out today IN obedience TO a
call made ty the executive board Of the
Amalgnnia,ed Association of Miners.
nuch indignation is manifested by the
Knights OF Labor ut the condemnation OF
the strike by Executive Committeeman
Carlton His declaration will have no ef-
feet on the actions of the cokers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

LovnoV. May 1.-THE Green. sccomps-
MED BY the MaFquis o. LONE snd Princess
louise. attended special Performance q
Majesty wss delighted ui3h The exhibition
ana expressed her Diee7a-e ~ frsq1enf 40
piause Afer the psrflrnsncs Bc08lo BID.
Red Shit snd q numoer q The sGuavs st.
tsched - tie show. were presented 70 Her
Maiesfv
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS.
William O. Bradley Unanimously Nomi-
mated for Governor.

mated for Governor.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May Il.-At O'Clock
The Committee on Organization reported
Hon. Curtis I. Burnham, OF Madison county.
for permsDent Chairman, aud Col Thomas
Campbell for permanent Secretary.
After the platform was adopted Hon.
John w Ierkes in an oration never ex-
celied by 2 Kentucky orator pisced Hon.
William q. Bradley. OF GArrsrd county, IN
nomination for Governor. The nomination
was mode unanimous. and IN accepting IL
Col. Bradley sounded the keynote IN a
speech scarcely less notable for eioqgence
then that of Judge Ierkes The n0mins-
ton of Bradley captured the convention by
storm and IL was vitbou; doubi the best
choice the Kentucky Republicans could
have made
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
KICKING AND KICKERS
FooLlsH CHICAGO BRickLAYsas
One Thousand of Thsm Throw Down
Their IFowsis Hscsass They Cans be
Paid saturday Instead 81 r<onday-
kicking Coxs U0rAsrs-

CmcsGo. May ll-Neasiy a thousand
brick layers and stone masoas asked their
employers this morning 10 change psy-dsy
from Monday 70 Saturday, aud when the
demand was refused the men laid down
their ;rowels and quit work. The stnke j.
not in any way connected with that of the
carpenters or hOd-cArrisrs. The brick
layers and masOns have al they want ex-
cept ;heir pay on SATURDAY.. and they are
now determined TO have this. The en-
ployers claim they cannot prepare the pay
rolls ia time for Saturday payments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
Lars NIcnI0AN SPECIALS.

Prank Dalton az escaped insane s1biact
VA csptafe8 az flslnsSl yesterday and
IxEeh hack 81 hsiama1ao.
p AidsTaa1 Nsgesos 4 Asnisise,
VIE 1aEdhug : reFolfef AgssdSy u.g1t.
saos his ale. TIE uozn4s Nsks not
isfal.
Geo A. Cross az Ghelsea. wss given =
Judgment against the T. s. 8 n. .. f4iiFosa
yesterday lor 5000 tor permanent
sErziue1 ankle
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

LACROSSE. Wis, May u.-Joan Axe. a
second bsseman of the Duluth club. Was
drowned in the Mississippi river this even
ing. ov being capsized in a boat by the
swell OF passing steamer. His two COM
paniOns. Earle aud BOwes, swan ashore.
Axe came from Altoona, Pa, and was "a
years OF age. The club will remain here
and prosecute the search for the body. The
chances of reco oyeriDg it are extremely
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

TDs osss - JOAN p zsFrsy. ef fts 3sffrev
E'rirs ne compary. Caioszo. ags ns estkslt
& Vsrxns ia tae Kent fssczif florr veessr-
asr vss aendea - q iury vsfsfe lssf r .gh'
far W Itf rsse = ere r vtlfe ssfr.f
~1ee f1~ ssow g-latira saa ~es v1vu.r rtln-
.eses ~ anst ~ H. feFrer - iss
e~e1irz far f.ife eeTC oalie heppf end much
pa.~<aa rsEh Gsan6 kepl6x.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
SHE CAN'T MARRY HlH.
A Pan handle Robbers Rest Girl Refused
aLicense to Marry him.

PIrrsBURs. Msv N.-Vannie Hill. the
young woman who has paid 50 rauch az
tention TO Lsville the Pan Handle robber
applied today for a license 70 marry Laville
4 license wss refused unless Lavllle made
application In person. Miss Hill applied 10
judge Ewing for a. order 20 permit Lsviile
% 20 t0 the Rfgsser Office. lie told bsr
that while sbs undoubtedly bad a right to
marry Laviile. vet he thought that such a
marriage would De 80 unwsse that ne would
not aid her in taking such a foolish step.
Mss Hill and LsvilIe are both very much
cresffaller
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
RED GRAVEL.
Another Valuable risd To seip the Grand
Rzpids Boom.

Another Valuable Tisd TO Eeip the Grand
Rsplds Boom.
The real estate boom in the southern sec
ton Of the city j. rapidly extending beyond
Us southern limits Besides the building
and other enterprises ia that direction
large dep Dsits Of gravel az the corner n
Jeaerson-aye. and Burton-si. are being
opened up. Yesterday = large bed Of red
gravei-especia!iy valuable for turnYikes
and street Uses uncovered. au1 forty
odd loads hauled out Tor use on Madison
ave, which Viii be graded and grsveled
froQo the bed for a mile south q the city
limits Next week second bed u the
same gravel will De uncovered. n the de
inand Tor this peculiar kind ia increasing.
The value % such gravel beds may he sur
missed when IL Is noted that although such
land could have been purchased last year
for 500 per acre. the present proprietor
Yesterday refused $50 per acre. claiming
that the value OF the grave deposit alone
would more than justify such price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

william Jonas. 81 iuruats - shs ssidisrs
Home zha vss K~rsstsl isss Winter f5 im-
sersonnHrg su0ftsr WHbsfn jones sus -
ffsfine money % feusI0r cbeeE VS. fried
in ths Tris>d -fetes 18art TesterlsT and
rrfna8 bt 80 tns the kllege8 ofeuse
w.ss committed 1frses We srf-eetiof 2
rss4siar and - sanssased he cisetk 49, in
fsn3e7 ~ ife wAsr p fsfs = feiyneed -
sr.sfser ~ - sssna = a7rle He vss se.sase3
fr,-n custody ana VII reeCrr - she Horne
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Businsv. irnrrovs8 - she Wonderland
theatre last evening ard "Blsck usl" We
listened 70 with much spErrecisfion and en-
thasiasm on tbs psrf of TIE eu6isnos. TIE
uisy is strong ard Ire situations are
thrilling and elective
asrsb Won Ieef ard ismes y Hsrdis
uerf week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
S1OT HIMSsLs.
an Illinois Wan KILLED Near Ludinxson
While Hunting

tts,ss,sz "a as Vs.Ftsts- --stsla-
LrUfNsroS. Say ti.-Cisrk J. Ryder,
whose home il a. No. 81 West i9th-st.
Chicago. me- his deSth here today IL a
most distressing manner while bunliag
near Lincoln Iase. a few miles from tbs
city. His gHu vss accidentally discharged
and The ccntsnts strising him in the ab-
d0ni4n. caused frishffgi wound from
whicb 10 did in a few hours. Hs ~ss =
vo1nz man s0d vss visiting his uncle Dr.
Ieeo5. 0f this city ibis = The second ac-
ciaent q the kind Which has occurred here
in the past few weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
The Reunion of the Society at Washirgton
-orstion by Col Durieid.


WAsHrxGroN, May 1.-The reunion OF
she society of the Army Of the Cumber-
land ssfnaugurated this morning at 10
O'Clock By business meeting. The wealth
,f j. exceptionally tine. The principal
features OF the meeting will be the
unveiIinz o. the statue Of Garfield.
This evening the annual Grafton was
delivered by Col. RI. M Dafiield.
OF Detroit. Assistant Provolt Marshal
General OF the Army of the Cumberland,
and late Adjufant Of the Ninth Michigan
y. I. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
business meeting will be held. and at /
o clock the exercises attending the snyeil-
ing OF the statue 0s Garfield V i'll take place
az the circle west Of the south wing OF the
Caniiol
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

Gsvsrnor and Nrs. Tnes ard Ex-Governor
Aize- ri eftsud ths sro-5 d-ll ~ So ei7en
bT fas voung isatss tenrrov eTsninr u
fss $50 rspgrsea thst Hoa R5tert JEna0la
or Sse-efs~T - Var. vs3 - FFeseat Tee
s, r. 80 vix'fcrs ! slsa rrsct the
Casfa- fsasr5s hfftre TIE artsrts zaert 81
f-e ne.era Fe4se
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

- - she Successor - e y. Terslsn -
Treasurer - the Tnifei States
~ Wssnlx+r0S. Nav 1.-THE President co
aa7 socointef fames ~ Hvsft. of Cen
nec6cut Tressrrsr ~ the United sistss 10
sucreed ts,rrai N jordan resfcued
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
IN Alo OF lRsIANo.
John Atkinson WIN Teur th- Upper Pen
fn.ula snd Discuss th- irish 0uostlsn

ss-s .s.rs rF..asss .sfs.az-
NresrxrE. Nay iI-Cspt. John Akin
son. 81 Detroit, ~il make ten rays visit
- the gper Peninsals this monih. speax-
ing At Isapeming. H0nghtou. Msro
r. Anse. hers sad in other princspsi eitts
he wiN SPEAK on The irish Question and
assist IN reargsnizinz he branches - The
Irsh Nasionsl Leagae. Hsncock Escsnsba
Mara lstie ard Ishpen,ng rsisef 81, 600 enc p
for the Tfish Psrlnsentarv far1 lsst Tsar.
and an effort wil be msde r. inSuce Wrs
Otnrien. ealsar cf ftf r-<8ad - VISIT
this par 81 the sta.e and sp~ak A. sevsrai
places.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

EssvFr Fszfk Pa. Nsv ll.--Ths Beaver
WAGE. I~sa snf rasin Coopsav VS.
sssfrsre3 81 Ire trts sfe~ossn. fS<s
slff co. srsn-s1ce s-set So HH ore
hnres an1 sevsrty eve ne1 sd boys
wsre sAFows oss ef szAe eymenk
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12
DYNAMITE M INDIANA.

a Farmer Seriously injured by the II
plosioD of Bomb.
MfcHIeAv CRY. Ind, NAY f1.-&sriin
Part, while blowing on his farm near here,
exploded a drnamiie bomb which bsd
been placed there ~ unknown parties His
arm vas blown OF. both lsgs broken ard
he was otherwise tegrisl7 msngled. he
will hprdiy recover
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

LoSDos May ll.-ln tie House of Com
mons this afternoon Peter Mcdonald, in
committee Of the whole oa the Coercion
bill. moved that the evidence gwen by
witness at q preliminary heering be 10,
sdduc-d against him subsequently, except
ia case where he shall be aTaigned for
perjury Mr.. Balfoar opposed the motion.
Messrs. Healy aud Stuart spoke In con-
demnal0n of the clause which MoD0naid's
motion sought 10 amend. b.. " ii.
Smith insisted upon G division and moved
the application OF closure, which was car
ried. 26j 10 1872
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

LONDON. Nav 5.-The |andsrds CORE
spondent At Constantinople telegraphs that
there is good ground for the belief that
convention between England ani Turkey.
settling the question Of The occupation OF
Egypt, will he signed within week. rs
the elimination OF Sir Henry De Vol 5
mission.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

IouIsrIrtE. May lin tbs Kentucky
Derby t0dsv 81 three year-olds. niles.
Mousross won. jim Gore second. jacob.
bird tire 2
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

ssts t-tse ttss.a
Msks Ers Nay Ii-1oaa Hsis.ef
dFspt.es dead - Niles s4iooa a. Aefsss-
nes to1ay he ~ks a. cd fes.4eai. agss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

wksHfSsroS. Mag I2-For Nisaigsa.
generally warner .hrsstsoirE westhsr sni
loesl rams. WINDS zs-tfsii7 sss.srir.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12

bETEor. A4y u-Fas Wolyeziaes
kneekssi all tse ambition o1s CT Bishop snd
a. tie interest o1t a the game - eaFniss
ains r-Bs Ia tie arss iaaisgs Bishop as-
troated nias Eases ca calls daring t1s
game. Hs Wzs very viii aai ~as c0sa-
plstsly deuloralizsd TIE fiusbafxs we're
ulA1ls % oalca s8y hits o. ziscts.l and
tAe game a. a - hole ~as = sl41ga al1F. caiiLh
81 some brilliant s0rk o. s1orf IS ela
h.ca4rdsoa aad th0mps9a ID tie 81t Geld.
foe Detroits. with eleven 0at 81 tHeiFs
games to thsir erelit start for Chicago To-
ok1f. themes East. Thsfs wess abo2s 2 30
pFesent today TIE sc9re w4s a. f0li0ws
Detroit ....--.-....----8 g 8 Ga Tia
flttsi,lfx ..--.......I o. =
Base ats Detroit. -. Fitls1srs u.
ErFafs- Delr9ii. flltst..ltz
alie.ieS-t lL1lell au1 - .otg bsl0D AL
MlieF
L1plre-tl1esL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-12


kAL&akIoo. Nay II The home club bal
close call today, bat by hard h.iting they
pulled out aud Won the victory Engiand
Eas batted for seven bits ia the sixth in
nins. and Kalamazoo msde eight scores.
Asnsreld baEted Harrison for EYe hits aud
tNo bases ca balls the same inniag. which.
Win their errors, gave them nine iuns.
Watson ~as put Ia the box tn next IN
niu<. The scOfs vas as follows.
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ClSctSNAEI. o.. May 1.-The game De-
tween lns Gneinnstis and the MetropoA-
tsns was called in the last halt Of the fourth
inning on account Of rain. The score AZ
that time stood 10 in favor OF Cincinnati,
with two OF tie NetrOpolilans OF bases
and nobody out The game viii haye 10
be PLAYED over again.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14
Low Rates to thu Inauguration of
Governor Beaver via PennsyI-
vauia Railroad.

Governor James A. Beaver will be in.
augurated at Harrisburg, on Tuesday jan
uary IS, 1887. The ceremonies incident 10
the OCCASION will be interesting, embracing
a great parade of the National Guard of
Pennsylvania; professions of civic and po-
litical organizations, aud other public de-
monstraticns. The festivities will be con.
tinued during the evening, when a grand
pyrotechnic display, consisting of num-
Der of beautiful pieces, will be given on an
island in the Susquehanna river, just op-
posite the Governors mansion, and the
events of the day will conclude with Il
grand military ball.
In order TO accommodate those who de-
sire to attend, the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will sell excursion tickets from
Philadelphia to Harrisburg aud return, at
So 90 to the public, and at $3.50 to organ
ized bodies of fifty or more members. Ex-
cursion tickets will also be sold from points
on Philadelphia Division west OF Philadel-
phia, from all points on Northern Central
railway between Baltimore and Harrisburg
from all points on the Philadelphia and
Eric Division, and from all points on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Division within the
State of Pennsylvania at one fare for the
round trip tickets will he sold on Janu-
AIRY II and 1S, good to return until 10, In
elusive.